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Below, you can see some of Naomi's articles in various newspapers and her podcast appearances.
In this article for I News Naomi discusses why sticker charts and 'the naughty step' are about controlling children's behaviour - try reducing the pressure on them instead.
What if traditional parenting methods are doing more harm than good? Join us as we welcome Dr. Naomi Fisher and Eliza Fricker, co-authors of the enlightening new book "When the Naughty Step Makes Things Worse," to challenge popular parenting wisdom.
Play a video game with your teen. Yes, even if they’ve not done their homework. Teens come alive in the evenings, so schedule time to play a video game or do something fun together to help to build a long-lasting connection.
In this episode of the podcast Just One Thing For Parents, we tackle the question of how parents can help their children develop a healthy relationship with screens.
A couple of years ago, I noticed something new in the reports I was reading about the adolescents I worked with. 'As part of her ADHD, Amelia also has RSD', a typical report might say. Or 'Bethan's RSD makes it hard for her to establish friendships and she is socially isolated'.
We’re facing a crisis in young people’s mental health. Every day I get emails from several parents, asking if I can help their children. They tell me how distressed their children are, how they are harming themselves and how they don’t know how to help. There are so many that I can’t see most of them.
Naomi Fisher questions government proclamations in favour of a ‘traditional’ learning environment.
Naomi Fisher considers the arguments for self-directed education.